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SQL Server Forum / General / Security / December 2005

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Extracting NT User Group privs to dbs

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SD - 23 Dec 2005 08:43 GMT
I have been asked to provide the following info. for all our sql server
databases (of which there are many)

For the servers running Windows/Mixed security:
-Which NT groups are granted permissions to which databases
-What permissions are the NT groups granted to which databases

I know that this is possible to obtain through the gui, by running
Enterprise Manager and looking at Security > Logins > Database Access, but it
must also be stored in the data dictionary somewhere.

Would you know which views contain this information?

Effectively, how do I get a comprehensive report on NT Group access to SQL
Server dbs?

We have a mix of dbs from 6.5 up to 2000.  Our platforms are across NT to
WIN 2003.
m.bohse@quest-consultants.com - 23 Dec 2005 12:07 GMT
SD,

you can create some complex script to script out all of the permissions
but you could also try a tool called SQL Dump Permisions. It's free and
does mainly what you need. Check
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/cmiller/dumpsqlpermissions.asp
for the download. You might need to register on SQLServercentral
though.
Markus
Andy Davis - 23 Dec 2005 12:10 GMT
Hi,
you may find it from system databas table , or may find a script from
www.sql-server-performance.com/forum

:-)
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> I have been asked to provide the following info. for all our sql server
> databases (of which there are many)
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> We have a mix of dbs from 6.5 up to 2000.  Our platforms are across NT to
> WIN 2003.
 
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